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Did you know that it is actually a law that we "Live Aloha" here in Hawaii? "Hawaii Revised Statutes 5-7.5" (don't forget the decimal point if you look it up!) "acknowledges that the spirit of aloha is not just a philosophy, but also a law that all government and officials and citizens (and visitors too) are obligated to be in accordance with on a daily basis"... what a great law!
Did you know that that there are actually around 136 Hawaiian islands? There are eight main islands, seven of which are inhabited.
Did you know the the "Big Island" of Hawaii is large enough to fit ALL of the other inhabited islands inside it twice!
Oahu is approximately 111 Miles around but it is impassible at the end of Kaena Point via car so you can not drive around the island in full.
Oahu is the third largest island (Big Island is the largest, then Maui and Oahu) yet close to a million people live on Oahu. The remaining population of approximately 350,000 are spread out among the other islands, making Oahu by far the most populated.
The yellow hibiscus is our state flower.
Oahu's state fish was reinstated in 2006 after we neglected to reinstate it back in 1990. The Humuhumunukunukuapua`a is our state fish... quite a mouthful!
On average Hawaii has over 200,000 visitors on any given day.
The average high air temperature ranges between 79 and 84 degrees year round, the low temperatures range 68-75 degrees. The water temperature ranges in the high 70's.
It can and does snow in Hawaii!
We have white sand, red sand, black sand and even green sand beaches ✿◠‿◠
Surfing is a school sport students can participate in.
On average, the lifespan for people is longer in Hawaii than any other US state.

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